B&Bs in Corsham

Delightful staff! Truly exceptional. I needed to take a work meeting and they found me a quiet, private room and brought me a cup of tea with no questions asked and no additional fee. After a day of sightseeing, we loved playing Scrabble from their games collection in the late afternoon in the pub. The food was outstanding at every meal.

Nice room, good sheets, but was expecting something else.

From the moment I got there, the place, the location, the staff were all very friendly The breakfast was absolutely delicious. Jessica our waitress was so kind and thoughtful. Tyler cooked the most amazing eggy bread. The bacon was extra Smokey.

Lovely setting, friendly host, amazing food, very cute and comfortable cottage.

Nice property - would stay again. Small B&B with friendly owners who know a lot about the area. Spotless, modern rooms and bathrooms with good quality bedding. Rooms feel like a hotel - much better than others we've stayed at. Towels, toiletries, coffee/tea in the room, TV, great little library with lots of books. Sitting room with sofa for you to sit in, which is needed since the deck/balcony is really small and only accommodates two families. Nice breakfast. Good options - full English, eggs Benedict, toast, porridge etc.

The spacious room, excellent bathroom, continental breakfast was continental++. Pub nextdoor with good food! Bath was walkable, but also the bus was a good option.

Great cosy cabin, clean, new and well equipped

When giving a review for The Rectory it is somewhat of a challenge because of its singular nature, despite all our years of international travel, including throughout the UK. There is the structure as well as the setting of The Rectory, whose qualities seem to mirror each other in superlative features. The restored Rectory is a classic of nineteenth century Victorian architectural aesthetic beauty. (Emphasis on ‘aesthetic,’ by the way, for this whole review.) Everything about the restored rector’s parish family dwelling, down to the smallest detailed comforts, seemed aimed at its guests’ comfort and experience — all of it perfect for couples and families. And the first visual beholding of The Rectory upon arrival, despite seeing many photos, is stunning. My wife and I were greeted right away when we pulled up in our car, but we were so impressed that shortly later we went back out in the driveway to take outside pictures of the Rectory and immediately send them to family. The rural setting involves the beauty of the surrounding garden and fields, even with sheep placidly grazing nearby, and this contrasts sharply with the busy tourism and commerce of nearby towns. And our hosts Wyatt & Helen were the greatest reason that would compel one to return for more visits. They are friendly, caring, professional, adept and fascinating. That all applies also, certainly to Monty the Golden Retriever. I cannot imagine staying anywhere else in that region when we return. Everything about The Rectory is idyllic. Welcome to Paradise.